More time.
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More time.
Rosanna Greenstreet, The Q&A, The Guardian, 15 May 2010 source ↗
Closing down social media or having more dogs.
An unhackable, simple-to-remember password that works for everything.
Going off all technology.
If people would just follow my rules about how they get around the city.
Most recently, when I was tobogganing in Italy.
Laziness.
There is no getting around the work requirement. Also, the creative side is only part of the work. I work really hard.
Probably something else I learned at art school, which is the ability to make something from very little using your own imagination. That’s the building block of my career.
This time I wanted to live a bit more, which is why I wanted to do it in London. I didn’t want to entirely give up my social life, my personal life. I didn’t want it to become a 24/7 thing for me. I got to go home at night to my own home and maybe go out to drink with a mate or spend time with my dog and my partner.
People always want to assume that, as a singer and as a woman, you’re simply the voice. I produce music as well and I’m doing all the artwork and all these other very unglamorous things, like going to marketing meetings. It’s sort of a constant every day process, working on all aspects of the band and the business.
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